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Vistara Flight Delayed For 8 Hours At Delhi Airport Over "3 Bombs" Call
A Delhi-Pune Vistara airlines flight was delayed for around eight hours at the IGI Airport here after a bomb threat call which later turned out to be hoax, security sources and police said.
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UP Man, 20, Arrested Over Hoax Bomb Call At Delhi Airport: Police
A 20-year-old man was arrested for claiming over the phone that a bomb had been planted at Delhi's Indira Gandhi International Airport, police said on Thursday, adding that the call later turned out to be a hoax.
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Hoax Social Media Bomb Threat At Delhi Airport Leads To Counter-Terror Security Drills
A counter-terrorist security drill was initiated at Delhi's IGI Airport early this morning after agencies were informed about a social media chat threatening to "bomb and eliminate" the country's largest civil aviation facility, official sources said
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IndiGo Employee Wanted To "Teach Airline A Lesson". He Made A Hoax Call
Upset by a warning about his work from seniors, an employee of the IndiGo airlines allegedly put airport operations on hold for hours with a hoax call about a bomb, the police said. The man, who was arrested today, has confessed to the crime, the police said.
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Bomb Scare At Delhi Airport, Jet Airways Flight Held Up
A Gorakhpur-bound flight of the Jet Airways was on Thursday held up at Delhi Airport following a hoax call that claimed there was a bomb on board.
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Flight grounded after passenger's hoax bomb-scare
After a call about a bomb onboard an Ahmedabad-bound Spicejet aircraft at the Indira Gandhi International (IGI) Airport last evening turned out to be a hoax, the police today arrested the alleged caller, Harender Khanna. Authorities were forced to ground Spicejet aircraft SG-148 last evening just as it was preparing to take off with 174 passengers ...
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Jammu-bound flight delayed after bomb scare
A phone call claiming there was a bomb in an IndiGo aircraft, scheduled to fly to Srinagar via Jammu from here today, sent the IGI airport staff into panic, but it turned out to be a hoax, airport sources said.
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Vistara Flight Delayed For 8 Hours At Delhi Airport Over "3 Bombs" Call
A Delhi-Pune Vistara airlines flight was delayed for around eight hours at the IGI Airport here after a bomb threat call which later turned out to be hoax, security sources and police said.
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UP Man, 20, Arrested Over Hoax Bomb Call At Delhi Airport: Police
A 20-year-old man was arrested for claiming over the phone that a bomb had been planted at Delhi's Indira Gandhi International Airport, police said on Thursday, adding that the call later turned out to be a hoax.
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Hoax Social Media Bomb Threat At Delhi Airport Leads To Counter-Terror Security Drills
A counter-terrorist security drill was initiated at Delhi's IGI Airport early this morning after agencies were informed about a social media chat threatening to "bomb and eliminate" the country's largest civil aviation facility, official sources said
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IndiGo Employee Wanted To "Teach Airline A Lesson". He Made A Hoax Call
Upset by a warning about his work from seniors, an employee of the IndiGo airlines allegedly put airport operations on hold for hours with a hoax call about a bomb, the police said. The man, who was arrested today, has confessed to the crime, the police said.
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Bomb Scare At Delhi Airport, Jet Airways Flight Held Up
A Gorakhpur-bound flight of the Jet Airways was on Thursday held up at Delhi Airport following a hoax call that claimed there was a bomb on board.
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Flight grounded after passenger's hoax bomb-scare
After a call about a bomb onboard an Ahmedabad-bound Spicejet aircraft at the Indira Gandhi International (IGI) Airport last evening turned out to be a hoax, the police today arrested the alleged caller, Harender Khanna. Authorities were forced to ground Spicejet aircraft SG-148 last evening just as it was preparing to take off with 174 passengers ...
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Jammu-bound flight delayed after bomb scare
A phone call claiming there was a bomb in an IndiGo aircraft, scheduled to fly to Srinagar via Jammu from here today, sent the IGI airport staff into panic, but it turned out to be a hoax, airport sources said.
